2 bedroom detached bungalow

A well-presented and extended detached bungalow with good-sized accommodation throughout, a new kitchen and utility room, non-estate position. No chain.

The property is approached over a block-paved driveway providing off-street parking and access to the single garage, gated access to the side, the frontage has a retaining wall, lawn, plants, shrubs and trees.

Storm porch with part glazed door leading to the reception hall, sitting room with a triple aspect flooding the room with natural light, arch through to the dining room with a dual aspect, sliding patio doors to the conservatory, double glazed with French doors to the side leading to the garden.

Newly fitted kitchen with a modern range of wall and base level units, ample work surfaces and a range of integrated appliances, utility room with matching units additional work surface, space for a washing machine, wall mounted gas boiler, part glazed door to the garden.

With two generous double bedrooms viewing to the front and rear respectively, the master benefits from an en-suite shower room with a three-piece suite, and a family bathroom again with a three-piece suite.

Outside, the rear garden is mature with a patio area, lawn, an array of plants and shrubs, timber shed, access to the garage, fully enclosed by timber fencing and enjoying a large degree of privacy ideal for entertaining family and friends.

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Over is the most popular village in the world. The origins of the great British tradition of floppy-hatted white-coated officials proclaiming its name every time six fair balls are thrown in cricket is lost in time, but the joy of the practice crosses the globe, transcending international boundaries, if not rope ones, that’s a six.

It’s about ten miles north-west of Cambridge, a short hop along the broad and usually speedy A14 and also pretty decent to get to on the guided busway via the station between the village and neighbouring Swavesey. There’s a cycle path beside the busway too, imagine how svelte and zen you could get commuting that by bike, past the bird reserves, away from car traffic, just you and the world. Lovely.

There is a lovely riverside area down Overcote used for swimming, boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, picnicking and other such wholesome fun.

The village has a village store, church, doctors' surgery, pharmacy, large community centre and social club with a range of facilities, public house, day nurseries and a primary school that feeds Swavesey Village College. There is a lovely riverside area down Overcote used for swimming, boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, picnicking and other such wholesome fun and down Fen End is RSPB Ouse Fen wetland and nature reserve.